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Creating visible Pass / Fail areas
I'm creating a Column chart and I would like to be able to format it so that
from 0 to 69.99 is red for the fail area, 70 - 79.99 is yellow, 80-89.99 is blue, 90-94.99 is dark green, and 95-100 is light green. How can I accomplish this? I know it was possible in previous editions. |
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Creating visible Pass / Fail areas
Hi,
You should be able to use the conditional chart approach of using multiple series. http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...nalChart1.html Cheers Andy K.P.D wrote: I'm creating a Column chart and I would like to be able to format it so that from 0 to 69.99 is red for the fail area, 70 - 79.99 is yellow, 80-89.99 is blue, 90-94.99 is dark green, and 95-100 is light green. How can I accomplish this? I know it was possible in previous editions. -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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